I started in Hong Kong with dual LLB + BBA degrees at HKU, did a magna cum laude master's in Strategy & International Management at St. Gallen with a GenAI thesis on LLMs, agents, alignment, and governance, exchanged in Bogotá and Santiago, led an NGO in Guatemala, consulted out of Beijing with Accenture (market-entry strategy, Oracle ERP migration, ML revenue modeling) and Shanghai with PwC (SAP system integration), and joined Amazon as a Business Analyst in Luxembourg before rotating to the L5 PM II role in London in 2023.
My background compounds into how I build with AI. Legal training (HKU LLB) shapes the way I write specs and structure prompts — AI as systems operating inside explicit rules, authorities, and validation layers. Strategic + consulting training (St. Gallen Master's, Accenture, PwC) shapes the MECE problem decomposition, the customer-back planning under ambiguity, and the structured prompting habit that turns vibe-coding into rigor. Multilingual + cross-continent operating range (six natural languages, three continents) shapes how I read AI behavior across languages and locales — and is part of why I built Verba. PM craft shapes how I scaffold agentic teams, the knowledge bases they ground in, and the pipelines they run on. Together, this is how the in-production agentic system above went from idea to live in two weeks.
working thesis
The next decade of AI is won by the teams that make capability claims honest. Capabilities are the input. The eval loop is the product.